No wonder the Fox News viewer base is enraged. Fox had to bring in a crisis management team in part because Chris Wallace’s debate “moderation” was ham-fistedly biased in favor of Joe Biden. Have they learned a lesson and reined in this rampaging moonbat? They have not:

While interviewing [Health and Human Services Secretary Alex] Azar on “Fox News Sunday,” Wallace interrupted Azar when the Health and Human Services secretary referred to Biden as the former vice president. …

“He’s the president-elect, sir,” Wallace interjected, referring to Biden. “He’s the president-elect.”

Refusing to be derailed by Wallace’s partisan sniping, Azar finished his remark on the topic of mask-wearing.

Once Azar had finished talking, however, Wallace chided him again.

“But first of all, it’s the President-Elect Joe Biden, Secretary Azar,” Wallace shot back.

Wallace must know as well as anyone that Joe Biden is not president-elect.

Electors from every state are scheduled to meet on Dec. 14 to officially cast their ballots for president and vice president. Congress will then meet on Jan. 6 to officially count the ballots, finalizing the electoral process.

If Biden has been named the winner at the end of this process, then despite or rather possibly due to rampant Democrat cheating, he will be president-elect. Until then he is not.

Biden himself pledged “not to declare victory until the election is independently certified” during the clown show of a debate presided over by Wallace. He promptly broke the promise.

Why does Wallace interject the president-elect lie so obnoxiously? The purpose is to undermine attempts to challenge the election on the grounds of fraud. The election is over, bark Wallace and colleagues; time to move on. They would like Republicans to concede, raising pressure on Trump to do so himself, before too much is learned about the way the election was conducted.

On a tip from Varla.

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